Ghetto Walk
May 5, 2023: ‘Ghetto Walk’ beginning at Umschlagplatz Monument on Stawki & Dzika street and ending at Bekef restaurant. The walk will be led by Kevin Demaria,Continue Reading
GWCN Featuring Vanny Mwamba
Global Walkability Correspondents Roundtable featuring Vanny Mwamba of Urban Hikers (My 2023) Global Walkability Correspondents Network session featuring Vanny K Mwamba of Urban Hikers. What a fantasticContinue Reading
Humanistic Urbanism & the Humble Neighborhood Park
Parks are vital for sustainable urbanism. I love photographing city parks and researching the importance of urban nature for multiple reasons including benefit for multiple species, mitigationContinue Reading
15-minute city & sensible planning
I snapped the photos in this post while walking in Örebro, a city my family and I lived in for a few years and where I reallyContinue Reading
The Freedom to Not Drive
Why do you care? What motivates you? These are questions I’d like to begin a class with in the future, but I’m going to begin by askingContinue Reading
City as Lab: Warsaw
Approaching the ‘city as laboratory’ is the beating heart of my research! The 15-minute city concept has also quite rapidly, during my first year as a PhD student, becomeContinue Reading
Urban Mobility Workshop: Public Policy, EUROREG, UW
On the morning of Friday April 14th, 2023, I did my 12th Urban Mobility Workshop with 6 students from the Urban Studies MA program at the FacultyContinue Reading
Workshop: Urban Clinic approach
I’ve been working on research summaries (‘field notes’) from my first 11 urban mobility workshops here in Warsaw before a new workshop cycle kicks in later thisContinue Reading
National Walking Day reflections
Yesterday was National Walking Day in the USA, where I am from and where the below photo was taken about 9 years ago as I secured myContinue Reading
Park Arkadia, Warszawa
The wonderful Park Arkadia in the district of Mokotów in Warszawa. I photographed this scene a few weeks ago. I look forward to returning this weekend asContinue Reading